Sentence examples for notably cautious from inspiring English sources

Button himself was notably cautious.

Republicans had a notably cautious reaction to news that the governor's office had been subpoenaed.

The C.B.O., a notably cautious evaluator, could be wrong in its assessments.

Yet Silver is notably cautious about the predictive power of big-data research.

Its people are notably cautious and prudent, but they're not given to wasted emotion.

Obama's latest response – notably cautious on the motive behind the California shooting – followed a briefing he received by FBI director James Comey.

So far JLR has been notably more cautious than its main rivals in internationalising its production.

However President Francois Hollande was notably more cautious suggesting France was opposed to committing the EU to future changes as a result of the British renegotiation.

MOREOVER, for the Philharmonic, moving 10 blocks south and merging with Carnegie Hall offer no guarantee that the orchestra will address the problems its critics have long cited, notably its cautious programming and status quo thinking.

But his remarks were notably more cautious than a speech Wednesday night by the Fed's vice chairwoman, Janet L. Yellen, who said the Fed might be justified in taking new action simply as insurance against the looming risks from Europe and elsewhere.

"Those in Wales are notably more cautious about this, and more favourable to a more conciliatory approach".